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What do you get when you take 36 heavy books (Game of Thrones), seven days, and lots of snap-off cutter blades? Exactly: a portrait made of books, starring the face of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg. This is a great new project by Malaysian artist and architect Hong Yi.
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Moo has a namecard range dubbed Facebook Cards that automatically pulls your profile picture and timeline cover pictures from your profile for personalised namecards with very little fuss. Perfect if you’re lazy like us, like variety, and not paying. It’s free, except for posting and packing fees.
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Photoshop-manipulating pictures before posting them on Facebook? Nothing unusual about that. But UK-based illustrator and graphic designer Ewa Mos takes this idea in a different direction, illustrating over pictures of faces in a delicate and divisive manner.
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We all have to make tough choices in life. For those who can’t quite decide whether to accept or reject a Facebook friend request, this flowchart helps you make up your mind in a considered, sensible process. [see the full flowchart below]
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Brooklyn-based Tag Brum is a Brazilian artist whose primary method is drawing and collage. His works explore his experiences of growing up in southern Brazil. His latest pieces talk about street kids and the overwhelming voyeurism of social networks, where eyeballs are staring from nothing at nothing, constantly pressuring one to glamorize every mundane breath to an entropic level.
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A new experimental online game is taking the Facebook experience to a whole new level. META Assassins, a tournament-based assassination game, makes use of a downloadable plugin to detect browser activity and, in turn, triggers shootouts when your assigned ‘target’ lands on the same page. This concept game also features real jobs, like Streetview Surveillance [...]
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We have a Facebook Fan Page, and we use it to give away free MP3s, share fun videos, and filter some content from the site. So now you can get your daily fix of cultural goodness and continue to make Mark Zuckerberg rich(er) in the process. Yes, life is grand. For some, at least. So [...]
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So Facebook wasn’t around when some of the most calamitous and significant events in history went down (literally, in the case of the Titanic). But if it had been, our friends at Cool Material have envisioned the sort of disarmingly blasé responses they would have received.
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The Everything Ages Fast campaign for Brazil’s Maximidia Seminars features fake vintage ads for Youtube, Skype and Facebook. It got me thinking about changes in society over the past fifty years or so. Before the world went digital, people read or watched a glittering product promise, or they heard about some new wonder-product from their neighbours. They saw ads, courtesy of clever Mad Man-type folk, and they bought the promise. Then they told people about the promise.
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You can now post links to your creative work direct to our Facebook Fan page, and have your work seen by this eclectic group of friends above. Win? Well, your work is seen by our 8,000 plus Friends and we discover some new talent. Snap!
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Liking something is so yesterday, thanks to these rubber Unlike Stamps by UK-based design studio Nation. This evil twin to the ‘like stamp‘ (which pays homage to the infamous Facebook button) lets all you haters tell the world what you despise. Mark Zuckerberg’s PA has already shown interest in the trendy stationary piece, so I [...]
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You can now post links to your artwork, photography, and music direct to our Facebook Fan page, and have your work seen by this eclectic group of friends above. Win? Well, your work is seen by our 4,000+ Friends and we discover some new talent. Snap! [Post your work now]
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Facebook’s ‘Like’ stamp may be riddled with issues and controversies, but this real life one, made by design studio, Nation, is tres cool and relatively harmless. That is, unless you were to have one thrown at your head.
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You can now post links to your artwork, photography, and music direct to our Facebook Fan page, and have your work seen by this eclectic group of friends above. Win? Well, your work is seen by our 4,000+ Friends and we discover some new talent. Snap! [Post your work now]
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We have a Facebook Fan Page, and we use it to give away free MP3s, plug cool artists, and filter some content from the site. So now you can get your daily fix of cultural goodness and continue to make Mark Zuckerberg richer in the process. Yes, life is grand. For some, at least. So [...]
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